FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929
Tletics, countered by announcing it
B N A AA V would hereafter schedule athletic
* contests with teams "not under
control of the A. A. U."
} Major L.Griffith, athletic com-
missioner of the Big Ten A. A. U.
administration, took up the dispute
Mn Northwestern's favor, intimating
Refusal Of A. A. U. To Sanction he would bring the matter before
C. A. A.-Northwsternj Meet the Big Ten. t
Causes Dispute."Our universities and colleges are I
big enough to take care of their
6RIUFITH BACKS WILSON athletics without the help of the
______A. A. U.," Commissioner Griffith
(. Al i ress) said. "As long as an athlete is com-j
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-An open peting under the colors of a col-
break between the Big Ten and the lege or university the A. A. U.
amateur athletic union appeared should adopt a hands off policy."
imminent today. --
Refusal of the A. A. U. to sanc- o
Lion a swimming meet between u395 DecI
Northwestern university and the
Chicago Athletic association lastF
night has rekindled the dispute be-
tween the organizations, which ing
threatens to terminate in an open moke
rupture.
The A. A. U. refused to sanction Ipswich, S. D.
the meet on the grounds that sev- Larus & Brother Co, Sept. 4, 1928
eral Northwestern swimmers had Richmond, Va.
become ineligible by competing in Gentlemen:
the American amateur federation In answer to the challenge of J. J.
meet last summer and warned the Roberts of Columbia, S. D., as printed
C. A. A. that its team would be in the Minneapolis Journal dated Sun-
C.bl A.r A.tats teamo woultbe et day, September 2nd, I have smoked
liable for suspension if the meet Edgeworth for twenty-three (23) years
was held. and for two years previous to that
Northwestern, through Kenneth time I smoked Qboid, which, I believe,
L. "Tug" Wilson, director of ath- is manufactured by your firm.

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Forest. Let us save you 20 per-
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RIDING BOOTS from $10 up; golf
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ten different leather styles, $6.
All kinds of shoes made to your
measure.-H. W. Clark.
FLETCHER HALL --- Men's only
dormitory. Reserve your rooms
now for the second semester.
Shower baths, hot and cold water
in each room. Maid service.
Single $4.50, double $3.00 per
week. 915 Sybil St. Phone 4770.
79-94
CASH PAID-For late model used
cars-Leroy Nixon. South Main
at Packard. Telephone: Office
3941. Residence 7971. 79-80-81.
NOTICE-Student Thesis Typing,
Stenographic w o r k. P u b l i c
Stenographer. Allenel Hotel. Dial
4241. 77,78,79
MACK TUTORING AGENCY
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with Milton Block. 2-1682. 79.
LOST-Thursday night before va-
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initials H. P. C. on back. Call
4917. Reward. 79-80-81
LOST--White gold rimmed glasses
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During this timeI have smoked at
least one can each day, and to verify
this statement you may address the
C & C de of this city, where I make
my tobacco purchases..
It may be interesting to know that
my purchases of Edgeworth during
this period have totaled more than
8395 (eight thousand three hundred
ninety-five) cans,representingatotal ex-
penditure of more than $1259 (twelve
hundred fifty-nine dollars).
I have never smoked any other
brand of tobacco but Edgeworth dur-
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Justice of the Peace
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WANTED-Student, with car if
possible. Two hours evening
work, five nights week. Guaran-
tee $1.25 a night, but my boys
making twice that. 529 Walnut,
5 to 6 tonight or after 9. 80
WANTED-Three-room apartment,
furnished, near campus. Call
Lewis, 8429. 78,79,80
WANTED-Late model automobile;
' will pay cash. Leroy Nixon, at
S. Main and Packard. Tele. 3941
or 7971. 78,79,80
WANTED-A girl student to share
attractive .apartment with two
girls. Use of piano. Phone 4780
evenings. 78,79,80
WANTED-Suite or small apart-
ment suitable for three, address
replies to "The Mich. Dailly, box
13. 79-80
WANTED-A woman to pen or
pencil, etch or do landsape
drawing. Phone 3831 after 9:00
I p. M. 79-80-81.
WANTED- Cook, male, wants work,
especially fraternity, hotel, etc.
Phone 2-1806 mornings. Mr.
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FOR RENT-Second semester south
room. Well furnished, steam
heated, quiet. $4.00 for one per-
son or $6 for two. Phone 5035.


Dress Shirts
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The dull calf shoe built to hold the shape.
The shoe--$9.00. Trees-$1.00 and $2.00
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The notch lapel jacket with dull satin or grograin lapel will be the
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FOR RENT-Two, possibly three,
desirable double rooms for girls
for next semester at 1102 Oak-
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms for four Phillippine stu-
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522 So. 4th Ave. 79-89-81
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private home; garage. Telephone
21125. 77,78,79,80,81,82
FOR RENT-IN DEXTER-8-RM.
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FOR RENT-For second semester,
very desirable front suite for
girls. Two other roomers. South
of, and near campus. Phone 3842.
80,81,82
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St.-Large, warm suite, also room
for instructor or upperclassman.
Gentiles only. Call 6976 evenings.
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